Moorundi Health Centre

Healthcare projects present a unique architectural challenge: creating environments that are robust, welcoming and built for long-term performance.

The Moorundi Health Centre demonstrates how material selection can play a significant role in achieving that balance. The project combines Stratco’s Maximus™ 22 roofing profile with Interlock wall cladding, creating a cohesive exterior expression that is both practical and visually refined.

The deep corrugation of Maximus™ 22 introduces rhythm and shadow across the roofscape, while the Interlock cladding adds a subtle metallic character that shifts with changing light conditions. Together, the profiles contribute to a contemporary architectural outcome that sits comfortably within a healthcare setting while maintaining a strong design presence.

Projects such as Moorundi Health Centre highlight the value of combining performance-driven building products with carefully considered architectural detailing.

Recipient of the Keith Neighbour Award for Commercial Architecture and the Creative Collaboration Prize, with commendations for Sustainable Architecture and Interior Architecture at the 2026 SA Architecture Awards.

Project: Moorundi Health Centre
Architects: Phillips Pilkington Architects
Builder: Cook Building
Installer: Encompass Roofing and Cladding
Profiles: Roofing: Maximus™ 22 | Wall Cladding: Interlock
Colour: Wall Cladding: COLORBOND® Metallic Aries®
Imagery: David Sievers Photography